Mollini’s 2026 bridal edit offers a range of shoes for weddings, from walking down the aisle to dancing at pre-wedding events. The collection features stylist Jasmine Knights, makeup artist Eloise Hogan, and jewellery from Zafino, with shoes that complement various wedding outfits. The combination of these elements creates a beautiful backdrop for the shoes, with brands like Grace Loves Lace and Meshki providing the perfect setting for each pair of heels.

Mollini, founded in Melbourne in 1983, is still family-owned and has built a following for its design-led footwear. They have balanced trendy and timeless styles with sculpted heels and a soft colour palette in their latest bridal collection. This balance is a key factor in the brand’s success, allowing them to cater to a wide range of tastes and preferences. With over 40 years of experience, Mollini has established itself as a trusted and reliable brand in the footwear industry.

The collection includes several beautiful styles, with top favourites being the Tannya, Tietheknot, and Truelove. The Tannya features a white satin pointed pump heel, while the Tietheknot has a removable pearl ankle wrap. The Truelove features a stunning tulle bow at the heel. Each of these styles offers a unique and elegant touch, making them perfect for different aspects of the wedding celebration. The Tietheknot’s removable pearl ankle wrap, for example, adds a touch of sophistication and versatility to the overall design.

Every style in the bridal collection is priced at $199.95 and can be found online at Mollini, in Midas boutiques, and in David Jones stores across Australia. It offers a range of styles, from slingbacks to pointed toes, mules to embellishments. This affordability and accessibility make it easy for brides to find the perfect pair of shoes to match their wedding attire, without breaking the bank. With such a wide range of options available, brides can choose the style that best suits their personality and wedding theme.